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How Coaching Helped Me Make My Math and Science Classes More Student-Centered

Juan Lara, a math and science teacher with five years of experience, was part of the first cohort of Kansas City teachers in 2017-18 and again in[...]
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Vocabulary Strategies to Promote Student Growth with English Language Development

Blank faces stare back at me as I read the prompt “Tell your partner something you might find in a garage.” After a few quiet moments, a student[...]
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The Power of Feedback: Helping to Make the Invisible Visible for Students

In the second of a two-part blog, BetterLesson 7th grade Science Master Teacher and 2017 MSTA Middle School Science Teacher of the Year, Leigh Ann[...]
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How to Create a Classroom Focused on Student-Centered Assessment and Feedback

Do you want to provide students with opportunities to identify their strengths and weaknesses through self-assessments?
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Navigating the Holiday Season with Students

For many students, the holiday season brings lots of joy, and the next couple of months will be filled with anticipation of the family time and[...]
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Forward-Thinking Leadership: Learning for a Professional Lifetime

Alejandro is in his second year as a principal in a high-needs school. He's been to many trainings that focus on continuous improvement, but even[...]
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Let's Talk About Math: 5 Tips For Facilitating Productive Student Discourse in Math Classrooms

The way students learn and interact with math has changed. Teachers are rapidly learning and adapting to new curriculums, new standards, and shifts[...]
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Starting Your Values-Based Classroom

Daniel Guerrero is a BetterLesson instructional coach who implemented a values-based classroom to support the generation of a strong class culture.[...]
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The Power of Data: Instructional Strategies to Help You Create a Data-Driven Classroom

Teachers have become experts at collecting data, both formative and summative, in the classroom. Data alone, though, is just a set of numbers,[...]
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Building Meaningful Relationships is at the Heart of Teaching Students with Disabilities

In the world of teaching that can be overwhelming, find happiness in the fact that great improvement can be derived from taking the time to form a[...]
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